Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month February 1960 1, 8, 15, 22,29 Civil Rights Era

Description: Life Magazine Lot of 5 Full Month of February 1960 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 **Please Note: Images Shown for this listing are stock Images. The items you will receive will not be the Exact shown.** Life Magazine February 1, 1960 Dinah Shore Pg… 1 Cover: Wearing an evening gown designed by Traina–Norell, Dinah Shore shows off high–style wardrobe which she chose during a worldwide shopping spree for her TV shows. Pg… 13 The Week's Events: A far out, far up mystery: the con man, his best friend and an air crash weave an astounding modern whodunit Pg… 18 The Week's Events: Love's idyl interrupted: French law for children tears Gamble Benedict from Andrei. Pg… 20 The Week's Events: The burglar teaches cops hot to be robbers: tattletale thief's Runyon–type story sets off Chicago police scandal and costs the commissioner his job. Pg… 22 The Week's Events: Week's crashes point up problems of the air age. Pg… 29 The Week's Events: Someone finally shushes Castro, briefly: Spanish ambassador talks back and is forced to leave Cuba. Pg… 26 Editorials: How different is Japan? Pg… 26 Editoials: Our hopes are with De Gaulle. Pg… 46 Photographic Essays: The mighty sinews of the biggest U.S. utility: in booming California, the P.G. & E. is booming too, with a vast complex of dams, power stations and pipelines. Photographed for LIFE by J. R. Eyerman Pg… 73 Photographic Essays: The dual lives of Dinah Shoe: TV's sunny top lady harmonizes her job and her home. Photographed for LIFE by Grey Villet Pg… 58 Article: World Crime IV. Last of LIFE's series describes Mafia's sprawling crime syndicate, lone–wolf swindlers and what can be done to smash them. By Herbert Brean Pg… 34 Animals: Inside a champion pooch: a Peke named Chik T'Sun is the biggest ribbon winner in dog history. Pg… 41 Television: "The Tempest's" new impact: Shakespeare's fantasy shows Roddy McDowall in a long–sought role. Pg… 57 Music: Medley of mouth organs: 105 players make music for Pennsylvania town. Pg… 85 Party: Five pairs of twins who met just after birth have a warm reunion 13 years later. Pg… 8 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: classic photo of launching. Pg… 88 Other Departments: Miscellany: an owlish double dome. Life Magazine February 8, 1960 U.S. Skiers Train for Olympics Pg… 1 Cover: On the slopes of Aspen, Colorado five pretty U.S. skiers warm up for the girls’ Olympic ski team. From left they are Eleanor Bennett, Beverly Anderson, Linda Meyers, Renie Cox and Penny Pitou. All made it except Eleanor. Pg… 34 The Week’s Events: Agony for France ? then a victory. A general with guts takes a gamble for his nation. Pg… 44 : The Week’s Events: From Ike to Shirley Jean: Presidential answer to a Colorado housewife. Pg… 51 : The Week’s Events: The dangerous game of numbers: The missile facts. Pg… 119 The Week’s Events: Salute to a soldier at 80: General MacArthur has two birthday parties. Pg… 46 Editorial: You haven’t seen anything yet. Pg… 65 Articles: A vast new voice for Wagner: The Met lands a great new singer from Sweden ? Birgit Nilsson ? who excels in operas which are famous for hilarious production troubles. By Robert Coughlan. Pg… 138 Last big boss on the U.S. scene: Despite a big local scandal, Chicago’s Mayor Daley will be a Democratic kingmaker. By Keith Wheeler. Pg… 88 Photographic Essays: A lively link to the “Wild Beasts”: Van Dongen recalls the spirited era of bums, madmen and masters. Pg… 128 Photographic Essays: A sweet surplus of pretty princesses: Europe has a bevy of royal eligibles. Pg… 59 Medicine: Harriet’s celebrated show of nerves: The first dissection of a human nervous system is put back on medical display. Pg… 78 Modern Living: Everybody loves pot luck if what’s cooking is a stew: The best recipes from seven lands. Pg… 86 Educaiton: 11 million stamps ? 3 buses: A parish priest works an up–to–date miracle to get the kids to school. Pg… 97 Animals: Gosha, the greatest bear: Moscow’s 500–pound behemoth is a circus performer of prodigious feats. Pg… 103 Books: A wild Irishman’s literary war: A scholar loses out to “hooligans”. Pg… 111 Party: Men’s week in a ladies’ spa is the newest wrinkle in the eternal search for beauty an health. Pg… 125 Theater: On trial: A man and a moral issue. A new Broadway drama about the Civil War probes a soldier’s responsibility to disobey. Pg… 157 Sports: Six pretty girls on skis, the best in U.S. make up the highly promising team for the Winter Olympics. Pg… 16 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: Feather–topped girls out–plume the birds. Life Magazine February 15, 1960 Trieste Submarine Seven Miles Deep Dive Pg… 1 Cover: Just after its epochal ocean dive, the U.S. Navy's bathyscaph Trieste comes to surface far out in the Pacific. Perched in the conning tower are the divers, Lt. Don Walsh (waving) and the Swiss oceanographer. Jacques Piccard. Pg… 22 The Week's Events: The shock of the fascinating Finch Affair absorbs the nation. The circus in the courtroom. By Eric Ambler. Pg… 30 The Week's Events: Guest Mikoyan gets an explosive welcome down in Havana. Pg… 37 The Week's Events: My coal tar valentine: Lipsticks face trouble unless federal law is changed. Pg… 38 The Week's Events: A giant U.S. missile finder takes shape in vital Arctic outpost. Pg… 45 The Week's Events: A poignant victory in the cold war: Helped by Khrushchev, parents and children from Lithuania are reunited in Chicago. Pg… 32 Editorials: Needed: A mightier shield. Pg… 32 Editorials: Lincoln: Wisdom for today. Pg… 66 Pictorial Essays: Kaleidoscope of U.S. poetry: Haunting loveliness based on modern verse is captured by the camera. Photographed for LIFE by Gordon Parks. Pg… 97 Pictorial Essays: Big pill to shallow: The wonder–drug makers get high profits from their captive consumers. Pg… 110 Adventure: Two men in a strange U.S. craft achieve ultimate adventure on earth, reaching the ocean's greatest depths. One of them describes the plunge: "Our seven–mile dive to bottom." By Lt. Don Walsh. Pg… 49 Sports: A slugging legend comes to life: When Dodger rookie Frank Howard clouts the ball, there is "a puff of smoke and a thin blue streak of flame." By Marshall Smith. Pg… 89 Sports: "Gung ho" at Squaw peak: Leathernecks take on an unusual foe at this winter's Olympic site. Pg… 57 Entertainment: You think you've took much to do? A juggler twirls and balances a dozen objects all at once. Pg… 61 Movies: A spoof on spies in old Havana: Famous film figures prowl the town. Pg… 77 Fashion: New crush on kimonos: Designers borrow the waist–deep sleeve style from oriental robes. Pg… 83 Science: New snowman clues: More "abominabilia" turn up in the Himalayas. Pg… 106 Television: TV gets laughs from its griefs: Nichols and May aim their caustic cracks at quiz mess. Pg… 125 Party: A sober way to get plastered. Pg… 14 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: Memorial's majesty. Pg… 128 Other Departments: Miscellany: "shuffle off, buffalo". Life Magazine February 22, 1960 Jane and Henry Fonda Pg… 1 Cover: Between rehearsals for her Broadway debut, Jane Fonda has a get–together with her father, Henry, in New York. Pg… 16 The Week’s Events: It was a whale of a week of news: Biting weather, sudden death, an atomic bomb in the Sahara, a Colorado mystery, a strange new satellite, and a piqued TV comedian, among other things, had the world rolling along at a furious pace. Pg… 29 The Week’s Events: “I am going to resist to the end”: On death row, Caryl Chessman faces two detectives who helped condemn him. By Peter R. Brooke and Art Seldenbaum. Pg… 35 The Week’s Events: A little lion’s big victory: Chik T’Sun, the prize Peke, wins Westminster dog show. Pg… 38 The Week’s Events: Missile kills missile: Army scores a first on U.S. supersonic defense. Pg… 26 Editorials: What candidates shouldn’t say. Pg… 26 Editorials: Freedom still wins battles. Pg… 26 Editorials: A talent hunt for leaders. Pg… 78 Photographic Essay: Denmark, a showcase of Democracy: An ancient kingdom thrives on hard work, community spirit, and hygge. Part 2 of a series. Photographed for LIFE by James Whitmore. Pg… 96 Article: Up horoscope! Astrology, the gospel of the stars, booms in the U.S. as zealots cite “evidence” that it works. By Henry B. Darrach Jr. Pg… 41 Animals: A wolf becomes a good retriever. Pg… 49 Nightclubs: Three Kims from Korea and their kayagums: The give an Oriental flourish to familiar U.S. songs. Pg… 59 Close–up: A baffling movie master: Sweden’s Ingmar Bergman becomes the world’s most honored movie director. Pg… 65 Sports: The erupting antics of “Mr. Bones”: Wake Forest’s basketball coach cheers on his team with bravura from the sidelines. Pg… 71 Theater: Flowering of a new Fonda: Henry’s daughter Jane Fonda has a film–stage debut. Pg… 77 Fashion: Way–down waist coming up again: New spring dresses are right out of the ’20s. Pg… 109 Party: Pop’s travel treat: Generous father takes family and relatives, 23 in all, to Hawaii. Pg… 8 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: Faces by forgotten artists peering out of the past. Pg… 112 Other Departments: Miscellany: Outlandish ways to dress / fashion. Life Magazine February 29, 1960 Winter Olympic Ski Jumper Pg… 1 Cover: Tamas Suar of Hungary takes practice jump in preparation for the 80–meter event t the VIII Winter Olympic Games in Squaw Valley, California. Pg… 12 The Week's Events: Trujillo takes on a formidable foe: Wrath of the Church brings serious threat to Dominican Republic's tough dictator. Pg… 20 The Week's Events: The wintry blizzard of the Winter Olympics gives way to the cold tension of competition. Pg… 30 The Week's Events: The Chessman reprieve and the controversy it furthered. Pg… 32 The Week's Events: Flare–up over a sit–down: Virginia segregation protest erupts in violence. Pg… 29 Editorials: Foreign aid and a good project. Pg… 29 Editorials: Stocks and the sober boom. Pg… 50 Photographic Essay: Franklin Papers, Part 3. Benjamin Franklin won fame as experimenter: America's first man of science. Photographed for LIFE by Andreas Feininger. Pg… 34 Articles: The astronauts report on the state of the training. Part 1: "Like seeing my own future." By Donald Slayton. Pg… 72 Articles: Little prince's big hello in Britain. By Monica Dehn, TIME–LIFE Correspondent. Pg… 78 Articles: The bold and risky world of "adult" movies: Franker films attract a more mature audience but put censorship responsibility into the home. By William K. Zinsser. Pg… 41 Animals: The devious ways of a gorilla: Scientists find that the fearsome creature can be a shy guy. Pg… 45 Television: Three Crosbys and their father as a TV team. Pg… 68 Fashion: A skirt that's not quite slacks. Pg… 74 Education: A U.S. school in Pharaoh's hall: Traveling class studies the world. Pg… 91 Party: Nostolgic splendor in Palm Beach: About to become a museum, the famous Flagler mansion is scene of a society ball. Pg… 6 Other Departments: Speaking of Pictures: Stilted pair high up in the air. Pg… 96 Other Departments: Miscellany: A well–balanced formula.

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Location: Loris, South Carolina

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